CFHC Scholarship Funds

Pat Shepherd Second Mile Scholarship

  • $1500
  • Active

Applicant must be a graduating senior who is a member of Pat's School of Dance and Pat's Dance Company taking tap, jazz and ballet with the intent of furthering his or her education. The student applying for this scholarship must have placed dance as a priority and demonstrated motivation and drive in achieving his or her goals. **You must submit a letter from the organization’s leadership verifying that you meet criteria**

Paul and Linda Mulligan Scholarship for Business

  • $10000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship provides financial support the a graduate or graduating senior of a Henderson County public high school who is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Business at either a public or a private (non-profit) college or university. Applicant must have a 3.0 GPA, be a legal resident of Henderson County, show financial need, and have community service involvement.

Peggy Lovvorn Scholarship

  • $1000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship is for a student who is a graduate of Hendersonville High School. The student must show financial need. The applicant need not be the student with a high scholastic average but instead the student who has shown a willingness and desire to do his or her best under difficult circumstances.

Phyllis and George Knopf Scholarship

  • $1000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship is to provide financial aid to a student pursuing an education in the field of engineering. Financial need may be considered but will not be the primary criterion.

Plato E. Reese Memorial Scholarship

  • $1500
  • Active

Applicant must be an active member of the Junior Fire Brigade or a child or stepchild of an active adult member of the Etowah-Horse Shoe Volunteer Fire and Rescue. Scholarship assistance may be used for the pursuit of a post-secondary education working toward a certificate or degree-granting program. **You must submit a letter from the organization’s leadership verifying that you meet criteria**

Ralph A. Milliman Scholarship

  • $1500
  • Active
  • Renewable

The applicant must be a resident of Henderson County, but the student does not have to attend a Henderson County school. Financial aid is a requirement. The scholarship is not based on merit but is based on need.

Randall F. Brittain and Velma Gillespie Brittain Scholarship

  • $1000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship is for a graduating senior of graduate of West Henderson High School who is pursuing a degree in Architecture, History, or Music at an accredited college or university. Student must maintain a B average, show financial need, and demonstrate the initiative to better one’s self.

Ray V. Dunk Scholarship (Accounting)

  • $8000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship is for students graduating from high school or the equivalent who are residents of Henderson County and pursuing a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent from an accredited educational institution with a focus on accounting. Applicants for this scholarship should be “top students” with high scholastic achievements and a grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4 point scale (B or better). Consideration may be given to all-round performance in school, community involvement and extra-curricular activities. Applicants must demonstrate financial need.

Rebecca S. Poole Scholarship

  • $2000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This educational scholarship is for a Henderson County student pursuing his or her education beyond high school.

Rita Ildsgaard Dunk Scholarship (Music/Piano)

  • $8000
  • Active
  • Renewable

This scholarship is for students graduating from high school or the equivalent who are residents of Henderson County and pursuing a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent from an accredited education institution with a focus in music having preference given to piano. Recipient should be seeking a career in piano performance and a desire to instruct others in piano. Applicants for this scholarship should be “top students” with high scholastic achievements and a grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4 point scale (B or better). Consideration may be given to all-round performance in school, community involvement and extra-curricular activities. Applicants must demonstrate financial need.